Haley Campaign Press Release - Nikki Haley Campaign Launches 'Women for Nikki' Ahead of Iowa Campaign Stops

Fox News by Adam Sabes and Jon Street

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley is launching Women for Nikki ahead of several campaign stops in Iowa in April.

Haley's campaign manager Betsy Ankney told Fox News Digital that the Women for Nikki campaign will be launched in Iowa.

"Team Haley is excited to launch our Women for Nikki campaign in Iowa! There's no shortage of strong women leaders in the Hawkeye State. We're looking forward to working with women in Iowa and all across the country to make Nikki Haley the next president of the United States," Ankney told Fox News Digital.

Haley will be joined by Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Iowa, at multiple campaign stops in Iowa on April 10 and 11, according to a campaign spokesperson.

When visiting Iowa previously, Haley has held town halls with farmers, state legislators and small businesses, the spokesperson said.

Rachel Geilenfeld, co-chair of Iowa's Women for Nikki campaign, told Fox News Digital that Haley has an "impressive résumé."

"Nikki is a governor, a job creator, an ambassador, and a tough-as-nails conservative who went toe-to-toe with North Korea, Russia, and China and didn't blink. She is a unifier who can bring people together to get conservative results," Geilenfeld said.

Emily Sukup Schmitt, another co-chair of Iowa's Women for Nikki campaign, told Fox News Digital that Haley is a "principled, gutsy leader who will make America strong and proud."

"As a working mom, it's high time we had a mom in the White House who will fight for our kids. As a female business leader, I am impressed by Nikki's commitment to cutting spending and tackling inflation. As governor and as U.N. ambassador, Nikki has always done what's right — even if it isn't popular," Schmitt said.

Haley launched her 2024 campaign during an event in Charleston, South Carolina, on Feb. 15, telling the audience and viewers across America that "it's time for a new generation of leadership."

"America is not past our prime, it's just that our politicians are past theirs," Haley said.